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Who il the Lawful Widow

In March last a eolored man named Jas. Flood,
residing near Anacostia, died, leaving probably
A short time afterward Maria Flood was ap-
pointed as the widow, the administrative OF the
estate. Subsequently Annie V. Hill, who claims
to be the daughter or the deceased flied petition
asking that the letters issued to Maria Food be
revoked, setting forth that she not his lawful
wife, Tor that perSOn-Mara FIOOd-waS living In
Faw nSdale, Ala. On this the Probate Court
made order restraining Maria from acting as such.
Maria Flood has recently returned from FawnSdale
and in the Probate Court yesterday Annie "
Hill rendered, through Mr. Hewlett, the issues as
to whether Maria Flood Is the lawful widow OF
Jas. Flood, and whether she (Annie v. HiiD Is the
legitimate child OF JAS Flood. Judge Merrtck
made order certifying the issues to the Probate
Court to be tried by Jury
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Beautiful PLAID DRESS. GOODS, all pure wool.
wide double width. only 81 &c. -'
COLORED and BLACK SILK vELyETS Tic
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS. all pure wool.
wide double width, 81 &c. paw A'
BLANKETS. slightly soiled, 30. $o.25, so.5O.s2. rs
FRENCH SERGE in all the new shades. all nure
fine wool: wide double width cash yaIne RSs. re
duced to only BIN We are selling from IN e .nn
Pure Wool CASHMERE SHAWLS, ca rdinal. Cream.
and Blue. s125. VI o'-'''
ROYAL SERGE. all colors. double width 70 wards
for az. ~ '"0
BLACK CAsHMEREs. %, 81. 81, SOC.
Twelve yards of Beautiful DRESS GOODS for NJ IN
BLANKETS. immense size. excellent quality. as.
We must sell cheap because We do not sell on credit
Buy So over in Dry Goods for cash and receive a
handsome pair OF Damask Towels, worth 81
Buy $40 or over in Dry Goods for cash and receiva
o handsome Bridal Quilt, worth m an ~0 20
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SEE House q Herrmann's ad. on 4th page

PIANOS AND ORG Ans that have been used. over
100 Instruments TO select from; must be sold at
hall valae TO make room for new stock. Easy
payments. F. g. Smith, 122o Pa ave.
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A comparison OF the two tables Will show that
the Washington team has made a considerable i'm
prOvement over last years work. Still the team
has not done what was expected OF 1t. There are
tour other clubs in the League however, Chicago,
Boston, New i0rh and PitlSburg, that have even
admirers
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MMI- J. p PALMER 1t07 street, with increased
facilities OF exclusive impOrtaJiOns weekly during
the season. announces the exhibit of her second
fmDor.afaOn On Tnesdav. 1lth October.
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Attention.

Unbleached Cotton, 3Lc
Double Combination, 1241 and 1913 18th St Sc. 2
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ELEGANT s. short-pants suits, at BARsuM's

RTDDES'S FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE
makes speciality OF union made goods Working
men should therefore, when In heed OF anything in
his line. give hun q call His prices reason
able, his terms as easy and his goods as reliable
as can be found elsewhere Remember the place
RUDDEN'S,
930-932 9TH street northwest.
Sign OF the Union MADE stoves.
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JCsY Stop IN W. Fl. HoEKEs and get his prices
on carpets and furniture and you viii readily I'M
dffStand why his store Is so crowded with GUS
toners His specially this season IS "a big stock
and small DyfcpS"
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Amusements Next Week.

NATIONAL THKATER.,-The wel-known Carleton
Opera Companywill appear at this house neytweek
singing Genees beautiful comic opera, 'sNanon,"
during the rrst part OF the week, and Strauss
pany is already favorably known here, having
been heard last season at the National Theater
with nearly the same people who now constitute
1t. Miss Lily Post Is the most notable and yalua-
BILE addition 60 the strength Of the troupe She
Will be the Ninon on Monday evening" Miss Fanny
Rice the NdnOn and Mr.. Carleton the d. 4ubione
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE-Miss Maude Banks
Will occupy the stage at this house next week.
appearing in the drama, Joan Of Arcn
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER.-Minnie Oscar Gray
with her acting dogs, and the strong cray and
stephens Dramatic company, will entertain the
patrons Of the Bijou next week. Monday, Tues,
day andWednesday they will present 1.-The Oh
Oaken Bucket" and Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day, without a home"
KERNAN's THEATER--Tony Pastor will be the at
traction at this house next week This means one
OF the most refined and entertaining variety shows
to be had in the country.
The PANORAMA OF the Second Battle or Bull Rsn
Is still sufficiently attractive to warrant Its con-
unuance q daily exhibition.
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS,
American, Appleton's.
See for sole miscellaneous column how to obtain
this great library OF reference
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CITY ITEMS.
SnRCiAl RHlceS

Special Prices
For Monday and Tuesday. october 10 and IL:
Two bottles Carter's Pills 25c
Packers Tar Soap, per cake, 15c.
Benson's Capcine Plasters, each, I5c.
Nestle's MIX Food, per can, $50
P1So's "Cure, per bottle, lie.
MERITS Pharmacy
18th and streets northwest.
These prices are for the above dates only.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oST-A CANE OF SILVER HAZEL WOOD;
IL sllyer-headed and monogramed viii lentleIn
VINO mlstook such September 80, IA 16
please return and obtain his own. 1t.
TAKEN FROM FRONT OF PENSION OFFICE
Il by three small boys, on Thursday afternoon a
Victor Tandem rricy c1e. No. 1918. Reward Tor i'm
formation leading ~ the recovery Of same al 1349
st. NV.
I OST OR sToLEN-ON 4TH ST, BET. o AND
SIS; small 81 anlel dog answers to name of Beauty.
D reward If return d to 100 9Th st. NV. o7-2r
STRAYED-A SM LII RED cow. ON THE lST
- INST. from lbs North Capitol ST. suitable
ward for her return. oS-2t-
( OST-BLACk ENAMELED LEAD PENCIL RE-
~ ward given il returned 10 JOHN +. WARNER,
1913 3oth St, Geornetown, o95 Center Market 1t
7 OST-AT NAVY DEPARTMENT, FRIDAY NIGHT,
Loot. 9TH. young black Pig, marked in the A
suitable reward Will be given for its return to e. w.
SMITH Navy Department.. 1t.
L oST-AN OLD PUG DOG tFEMALE,, ANSWER
IL ing to the name of Judy" Suitable reward Will
be given if returned 10 10 III tn ST NV. 1t.
7 OST-ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, ETHEL on
1.-the White Lo the road from 1928 tn st.
IL TO raid lot, an Astrachan Jacket: finder will
be suitably rewarded for returning it to the above
number. oT-3t'
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AmOskeag Apron Bingham, 7kc.
Double Combination 11th ST. Sc
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FINE PokrRA1rs. Kets Kemethy. l1o9 Pa

ENTIRELY new lines OF boys SUITS latest New
York styles, at BARNCAs
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FCSsEIIS ICECREAA

ARssRs. W. ii. HoU6HToS d Co.
Have one OF the finest lines OF carpets In the
CITY A FRIEND.
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The following is the championship record to
ASSOCIATION.

The Following was the relative standing OF the
claDS Oh the associations at the same time last
year:
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For PARLOR AND LIBRARY SUITS it will pay you
10 call at Rreitbarths odd Fellows Ha, 9TH street
northwest
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l.. HI. Hopkins, Penn. ave-, has Perfection
sefghtlng, tubular lanterns, fee and roller skates
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As Bad as BoOdlerx on this Side.

As Bad as BoOdlers on this Side.
ExcITlNa MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN BOARD OF
WORKS IN LONDON.
A cablegram from London, october z says:-An
exciting scene occurred at the metropolitan board
OF works to-day, and it Is probable that the affair
will lead to disclosures crookedness in the trans
actions OF several members Of the board, the ex-
istence OF which has long been suspected, but EVIL
dence OF which has thus far been unobtalnable
In the heat OF discussion this afternoon Mir. Keev1i
a recently-appolnted member OF the board, deltb-
erately walked up to Mr.. Shepherd who has rep
resented the Bermondsey district since 1884, and
struck that gentleman heavy blow upon the
nose, at the time exclaiming: ID you, you
have called me liar many times recently, and I'll
by the other members present. but a storm OF re-
EXAMINATIONS followed and threats OF exposure
were freely hurled at members whose regulations
are by no means above reprOach. Lately there has
been a great deal OF talk about these members in
connection with deals similar to that the Broad
way railroad in New York, and the conviction is
rapidly growing that some OF them will soon have
to appear in court and throw light upon certain
matters OF public interest that have hitherto been
kept in the dark The board controls the whole OF
London outside Of the city proper, and the field
presented for operations OF shady character are
practically unlimited.
How A MOONsH1NER WAS ARREsTED.-A moon
sinner 1umpe over precpice in White County,
Ca to escape the revenue officers and in tunntn9
over second ledge was so disabled that the on
GERS caught him. Deputy Collector Ware with
Deputy Marshais Cape and Carter, stole upon the
Sll1 VI WIZ. y. Niduci ucdl Sit'elduu, IN WHITE
County. When the officers were almost near
enough to surround the house one Of them broke a
limb OF a tree aid Crane heard the noise With
the qui~k eve OF an Indian he saw the revenue
Omcer and darted away, hotly pursued by Ware.
Crane jumped over ledge OF rock to the ground
40 feet below. Ware did not take the dizzy leap
but Cape ran round TO the bottom OF the precl.
pice. Crane was stunned by the fall, but got up
and ran from Cape. He jumped over another
ledge and fell stunned to the ground. Cape ran
down, and, ieveiling his gun On the moonshiner,
ordered him to surrender 81 don't give - for
your gun, but the breath is knocked out of me and
cannot rum" said Crane. The officers came up
and Crane was handcuffed and taken to Gaines,
Vile.
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NEW FALL STYLE OF wall papers and window
shades at JOHN S. p GREENS, 423 9th st. NV.
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Arraignmenisi in the Criminal Court.
PERSONS WHO PLEADED NOT GUILTY, AND OTHERS
WHO WERE SENTENCED

PERSONS WHO PLEADED NOT GUILTY, AND OTHERS
WHO WERE SENTENCED.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, to-day, the
following prisoners were arraigned and pleaded not
guilty: John Henry Brown, HOUSEKEEPING in the
night; James A. Duncan, alias Joseph Duncan,
robbery; Edmund Raymond, alias Osborn, and
Charles Edwards alias Frederick Hansen {the
bogus doctorsl, larceny; Frank NJ. Brown, lar
Ceny; Paul Francis Dayhenard, second offense,
petit larceny; George Camphor, alias George Tay-
lor, HOUSEKEEPING In night.
The following pleaded guilty and were each SEN
fenced to one year in the Albany penitentiary:
Richard Chtlduss aud w. E Bender, larceny; VIM
Leonard, alias johnson, houSeDreaking and lar
ceny, and w. b. jackson, who pleaded guilty to
larceny several days ago
CONVICTED En SENTENCED
Saml Walker, charged with assault with intent
to kill Rob't Wilson, and convicted On Wednesday
was sentenced to two years In the penitentiary
Mace Stewart, convicted OF assault on Thursday
last, received one year in Jail. Hugh Morgan con-
v1cted On Thursday OF embeZZleInent received six
months In Jail. Jos. Oates, convicted OF house.
breaking, received one year in the Albany peni-
tertiary. VIM. Docket. a colored boy or fourteen
years, was, on plea OF guilty or larceny, SEN
fenced TO the Reform school during minority.
Eugene Steiner, alias de MOhlerSburg, embezzle-
ment; three years in the Albany penitentiary.
Albert Etchelberger, convicted OF assault with
intent to Kill; motion for new trial filed.
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A meeting OF the anarchists and communists to
express sympathy with the Chicago anarchists
club.
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UMRRxI1As COVERED. RopsERs G1a D st. n. ".

VISIT BREIrBARTH'S FURNITURE HOUSE and EXAM
Inc the bedroom department one of the best Sc
lected line OF chamber suites in the city Tor STYLE
quality. finish. and price. A call is solicited. Re-
member Breitbarth's, odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street
northwest
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II you are in want OF Housefurnishing Goods
call at Rndden's Mammoth Furniture Carpet and
Stove House, 93O-932 9TH street northwest and
examine his immense stock OF Furniture Carpets
Mating, stoves Heaters and Ranges, all union
made All goods at low prices, on easy weekly
or monthly tnstalments and satisfaction guaran-
teed
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Extra Heavy Fancy Ticking. SC.
g Double Combination 18th St g e.
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RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 ST. NV, formerly
No. iO3 9th st. NV. IlncOln Hall building.)-
Latest styles in paper hangtngs, decorations win
dow shades
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SUIT AGAINST THE W. & G. R. R. Co.. FOR S. OOO-
T. N. Fields, entered suit against the Washing
ton Georgetwon Railroad Company, to recover
s. 900 damages alleged to have been sustained by
having been Sept. 18th last, forcby elected from
car No. :2 on the avenue near 7th street, when he
says he was injured in the back and SIDE He
claims that he had paid his fare and was conduct
ing himself in an orderly manner and there was
no cause for his eJectment from the car.
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District Government Affair.".

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
TO erect, L. D. Means, dwelling at Queenstown,
$1,000; w. II. A. WOrmleys, brick stable 81 400:
A R. Duryee two brick stables In rear OF 1916 and
1918 street northwest, 81 900. To repair, j. Hol-
roy, Nc: HOO street southeast, $500; NJ. Crane,
Nos. 627 and 500 4th street northwest 300
MISCELLANEOUS.
The fire-escape commission have ordered the
erection OF hre-escape on the Congressional Ho-
tel one On The Arno, and one on Mt Vernon Insti-
tute,
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The MERCHANTS RIFLES--At q meeting OF the
1ercLaDts Rifle, last night te$srS. T. Hutchinson,
u h Jepper, and :. Driver were appointed TO wait
upon Gov shepherd and notify him that he has
been elected an hu nJriry member OF the company
hessrs. u. WILMER 4. Nar.g,rOf ana C. H. RradIay
Wtfe elected active members. and Senior Don J. A.
ola'arr!a, venezuelan minister, and Nr. Vim.
Dunn HONORARY members
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REIsISGER's ice cream, 225 G st. NV.
The FINEST SET OF DINING FURNITURE In the
city. ". III. HOUGHTON s Co.,
l214 T street.
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36-Inch Atlantic F Cashmere. 15c
Double Combination I 1th ST Al
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Dwight Anchor Brand Unbleached
Cotton, &c. Double Combination 18th St Sc 2
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NOR SALE-oNE HIGH ARM NEW HOME SEN.
II hine. with nickel wheel stop motion ,ir,r
leaf side drawers and all attachment conn le;e ia
Sl5. one Post combination of same description. .,
One Domestic of same description. : -. one Sinr.r
tscriptiun IA, ali with years guArsut"e a
Al lRRACH 18th and II.
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I,oR sALE-PARROT. CHEAP, AT SCHNuBT's
Il Bird Store, 507 18th st n. w. A good talkcr AID
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BCiSESs EXoNERATED By TIE GRAND JCRY.-YeS-
.eiu'S tAe grand jury, after having heard all the
mitLeases In the case, dismissed The charge OF
I I against Henry T. Burgess On the 9Th OF
s1.5 last burgess was attacked by James Burnett,
who, IL Is claimed, had repeatedly threatened to
ALL NM The investigation, IL IL claimed proved
sued by him 80
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So Per Gallon. 35c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEES, 9th near ST. was
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SAVE Your eyesight, consult Hempler, cor ~.

SMALL BOYS overcoats, new goods and new styles
al BAENUM'S
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

lsoR SAIF-Two VOLUMES Cls7s- 7a) Of IN. al.
Il dine Art Journal of America They az h5r A g.
30. Star Once l,.
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Dog Collars engraved, and razors sharpenet
free. WalfOrd.
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James Means So and 81 shoes at Moran's
1922 9TH street NV. 2
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IHOR sALE-lOO CARRIAoEs, BU0GIFs. Ann
L varEished wagone and aaflk wagons, also rsinte1
wagons, doctors and lada phetons: repairing IN m
brsne hes; goods sold on easy terOA J. JCOok 1921
"a St. Georgetown suas,d- :sS
lroR sALE-THE otto. CAS- ENGINE RR
9mres no collier avoids ali expensive sttsndaScs,
no loss OF tame NO hznliing OF fuel Send for circni
and price list y. bALLAUf. Agent 73l 5tkA
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READ K GOldschmid's bargains under "Lots for
sais or 100000 feet OF ground in northeast and
northwest purchased by MIN some tine ago at a
Very low price, anu which he Will now sell at a
Slight advance.
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TWO COMFORTABLE three-StOry brick dwellings
Nos. 40 ana Az New Jersey avenue SOUTH in the
immediate vicinity or the Capitol are 10 be sold
auct!on on Aontly al O'Clock. From the loca-
ZION taiS property should command the attention
W investors
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54.InCh All.WOOl Ladies' Cloth. 49c
2 Double Combination, 18th st. Sc
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IsoR sALE-A LATROBE STOVE IN GOOD Or
i der. 81; also doors, wooden mautels window
frames sashes, pueys llhts. and outside blinds in
spiendld order call and make of er for the lot 81 NJ
ROHRER I'd and East Capitol sts oS-2ts
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IsoR SAIE-ENCICLoFEDIAS. JAMES PAXTON,
the celebrated historian and biogrAuher says that
IL every house where there placed of Apietons
Syclopedia IT IL like sending the whole family coll
lece This work. all the Volumes b. obtained a
once on small monthly payments by addressing Bol
l39. Star Office. oS tne7
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ssROyal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood
&C
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Jury reported indictments follows: JnO. Henry
BFOwn ko!scbreaking In night; WIN. Duckett
larceny; VIZ Leonard alias Johnson larceny:
frank " Brown, larceny: Paul Francis Day
lenard. petit larceny, second orense: Geo
tamphor alias Geo. Taylor, hOusebreakIng in
night; Richard CE!!tress. larceny: Jas a. Duncan
alias JAS Duncan ard Rott. johnson, robbery
Edwin Raymond alias Osborn and ChaS. Edwards
Alas Frederick HaUsen, larceny
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. 'Ward" prints, 4Oc. per ID
Also. Cottage Cheese and ButtermiIk: sweet MIL
&C. per quart.
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NOR SALE-Two COVERED SCoWS. CONTAIN.
II ing double hosting engines. with boiler NM. 4.
CnDD, 30lO AiceannB 81, Baltimore. oS-3t
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1914 UnDleached Sheetlng, 1Sc.
g Double Combination 18th st. g e.
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q OkNkNTED MESSENGERS ATTENPTED SUIC1DR.-
This morning, about halfpaSt O'CLOCK the fourth
precinct patrol wagon ~as sent to the Long bridge
.or VIM. G. COstin, q colored messenger in the Wal
Department, who. 1t was reported. was about Il
commit suicide by jumping into the river. WheI
ne wagon arrived at the bridge COSt1n was beins
ABOUT him. He was removed TO his home, No. 20.
Z street southwest. Costin has been dementet
LOT ABOUT Two months and the police had severa
lines been requested 10 look out TOR him.
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ELEGANT DISPLAY OF TURKISH CARPETS Rrcs
AND BASGISGs--Thomas bowling 1lth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Will have on view on Mon
day and Tuesday next an tTp ortant CONSIGNMENT
OF Turkish carpets, rugs and portieres, a recent
Importation, among which are many rare and
costly pieces, the sale or which Will take place
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday October IL
is and IL see the advertisement for further par
tiSulars
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ADDITIONAL PARLoR CARS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
ANp bALINoRE--lh ne passenger department OF the
oditAhLOIe anu ONO Railroad announces that on
An1 alter Monday, the 10th instant, parior cars
VIII oe placed on trains leaving Baltimore ar o
u ~ and 4:1O p m aud leaving Washington az
$ 10 ana o:'o p IN This VIII give the patrons OF
Tue Baltimore aud ohio thirteen pariOr and buffet
Car trains between the two great cities
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
''THE OVERLAND ROUTE 81
The Only Line Carrying the United States
Overland Mail.

Commencing Sunday, Dec. !, baggage
will be checked through from, eastern points
to Pacific Coast, and through sleepers run
ON all trains between Council Bluffs, Oma.
ha, San Francisco and Los Angeles; also
between Kansas City and Ogden on "TnE
OVERLAND FLYER" sa,Iny one aav to ali
California and Oregon points, running
from Missouri River to the Pacific Coast
in - hours. Elegant Pullman Palace Car
Sleepers and modern day coaches on all
through trains. Eating houses under su
prrvision of the company and meals fur.
nished by Pacific Hote. Company, unsur.
passed. In complying with the wish Of
our patrons, night trains between Omaha,
Council Bluffs and Kansas City have been
changed to day trains. Chair cars to
Beatrice free Of charge. Third class pas
sengers carried on regular through trains
running. free family sleepers.
To accommodate increased suburban
business extra cars are attached to 6:3o a.
IN. and S:5:s p. M. trains between Omaha
and South Omaha to carry packing house
employees. For further information ad.
dress
!. ). TEBBkrs,
Grns,"H Passenger and 7;ch.! .isrui,
O.NA/I.l, NEE.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
CARD OF THANKS.
DJLLoN, Montana,
Tuesday, December 6. 1887.

DiLLoN. Montana,
Tuesday, December &, 1887.
Permit me, through the TRIBUNE, to
return my sincere and heartfelt thanks to
the many kind and sympathizing friends
whose presence, acts Of kindness and sym
pathy during the illness and at the burial
Of my husband will ever be remembered.
To friends in Dillon and many other places
feel deeply indebted, and their kindness
and sympathy in the hours of sorrow will
be long cherished by myself.
MARY SHlNEBERGEH.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

His Holiness, Pope Leo, is now cclcbra.
ting the completion of his titiieth year in
the Catholic priesthood 1t will be most
wonderful jubilee celebration in every re-
spect, Pilgrims from all over the wide
world are en- route to Rome or arc already
at the shrine OF St. Peter. The jubilee
ceremonies began on the list inst The
jubilee mass, which the Holy Father con.
Quoted himself on last Sunday, cost about
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